I meet syd in Cambridge in 2000 early 1 summers morning as I was walking my dog in some fields that were nearby where I was building some offices.. It was around 6am no 1 around when this bald guy in a white vest came walking towards us.. He stopped to make a fuss of my dog and we started chatting.. Wasn't a long conversation but a friendly 1.. Anyway we parted and I carried on my walk only to see 6 years later a pic of syd when he died and realised it was the same guy Id spoke to that day.. I'm a massive floyd fan but never realised it was the legendary Mr Barrat..
if this song doesn't touch your soul, then you don't have one.... In answer to Syd's question, yes we all miss him... Rest in Paradise Roger Keith Barrett 1946-2006
Syd wasnt a drug wasted or spent force, he was an artist, a sage, a bard, a shaman. What he was not was a rock and roller. Nick Mason recently did an interview and said Syd didnt want to be in a rock and roll band, practice songs and put on shows to please fans, he wanted to experiment and push the limits, and take drugs, and they wanted to be a successful rock and roll band.
I think this the first post that Ive commented on, longer than a decade. I enjoyed reading ur thoughts about Syd. There are many of us, that are misunderstood, Syd (to my intuition) being one of them. Thanks for speaking up for those who are not able! 1💜
I identify with this song. 'Won't you miss me' means to me that even our best friends won't miss us in truth. That when we die, life goes on. And then what? Grieve still? Nope...you just go on. So no , they don't miss you. That's how I feel about Syd's wonderful lyrics and music, and hell this kind of realism is what might have drove him crazy. I love the guy. I love that his shit is hard to 'get'. I love that even I don't know - for I am probably wrong.
I like that you like "his shit is hard to get", and even better you realize you most likely still don't get it. A song like this can be taken many different ways to many different people I feel, which I know from reading many books on Syd that he felt that was important in making a good song. emotions and various interpretation to the listener. = great art
@buzz magister Yes, this was my point about the realism here. That most people fail to see the subtlety of our connectedness. Syd sinks in over time. And the acceptance of that which drives you mad makes you eventually well again. Hope is a thing we have to build into the fabric of our existence, it's a waiting game and the seeds of Syd were lain. I hope that in the future people will see that we are all a part of the same mind. I would hope that people see that ripples are photons firing and that photons firing act mysteriously as waves. We are connected. We are alone. We are undefined until observed. Each one of us depends upon the other. Connected for sure! In hopeless times. It's a waiting game... Respect.
@@knickd1979 Syd is like a divine revelation. You gotta let it sink in. You don't go write a bible about the thing. You wait. Then you wait some more. It lives with you... Art is observation put simply. Great Art through history usually contains the observations that most people of the day missed. Art seeks truth. Truth is hard to pin down. Enquiry is all we have, and it is the best of things.
He did that with Baby Lemonade as well.. look for the 'Peel Sessions' version of Baby Lemonade it will blow you away.. I dont think Rog and David wanted to help Syd so much as make a few bucks and trash him at the same time.. JUST saying..
We all miss you, Syd. I'm sitting at an airport, waiting for my flight. It's 07/07, your death anniversary. Just leaving my thought out there in the universe, it's always felt like you were my friend.
this is the proof that good music stays good music forever, this song is 51 years old and people still like it :) Syd's might have gone, but his memory is still alive and present on today's world.
Reading Comfortably Numb - Mark Blake and was really touched by this passage from Sue Kingsford, a friend from Cambridge. "i can remember us tripping one night in Cromwell Road, and Syd, who hadnt said a word for hours, suddenly asked, "Are you going home this weekend? i told him i was, and he replied, "Do you know, thats all i want to do. I just want to go home". Im already in 1974 on the book but i just keep thinking of that phrase.... I think Syd did have a certain breakdown, but it was not just because of drugs but because of all the expectation and the fear of not managing to be succesful, while also i think he didnt really want to become a professional musician, he started because it was interesting and a new thing really, but after the initial success the expectations for new songs and etc while everyone putting different pressures on him was just too much. In the end he wanted to escape it all. And he did. But the book also doesnt forgets to mention that there were many worse cases around, and a lot of them chose the easy escape route... (killing themselves). One other worthy passage is when David Gilmour says about when he helped Syd with his Barret record in 1970... He offered Syd a drive home from the studio, and in the car he didnt say a word. But when leaving it midway to his door he turned around to David and said a simple "Thank you". Which David said was so strange as it had never happened before... Really, every Pink Floyd fan has got to read that book... im loving it completely.
Artists and mystics are rarely recognized in life. Roger Waters I feel is the real tyrant in this story and his smear job will become common knowledge-hopefully before he is no longer here to see it. David Gilmour seems to have true remorse and has led on to this with statements like "when you are young, one tends to be brutal and perhaps we were a bit callous to Syd" which is him admitting they scrapped him to become successful sell out musicians.
Baby Boy Heart. How many "madmen", how many tender beautiful hearts stroll among us? I love every kiddo on the street opening his heart to an unlistening world. RIP Roger Syd Barrett. I'm still listening to all the kids out here.
wow, so many nasty comments...My Dad always told me if you don't have anything nice to say don't say anything at all.... His music soothes my tormented soul, his eyes captivate my mind, and his beauty lives in my heart... My gosh, i was born in 1971 , grew up with this amazing music, I would have given anything to hang out with Syd.. That really would have been something.... Love you Syd xox
what a compliment! syd was seriously ahead of his time in so many ways, a truly unique talent in a world of his own. on of the great british artists of our time (and I'm British Indian).
yeah,i miss the ride on the octopus,i miss the distant shore miles from land,i miss arnold layne who stole clothes...the world miss me and i miss the world.
I'm going to have to disagree with some of the comments about this being the better version. I don't think this nearly captures the desperation of the Madcap version. Just MHO.
they missed him like hell dude watch the pink floyd and syd barrett story roger waters and david gilmour were friends with him since hey were in school and he had a huge impact on their life you cant say they didnt miss him at all becuase they really missed him
I feel bad for the crazy diamonds who never shine....the crazies who aren't remembered.... Thank god your one that was, Love ya Syd, Roger....Good man :)
Dark Globe es un grito desesperado pidiendo ayuda a sus amigos (asumo que a los Pink Floyd) en sus momentos de lucidez donde daba cuenta de la enfermedad, soledad y posible consecuente depresión y auto compasión de su realidad...
They felt horrible about what happened and about the way they behaved. Syd Barrett did not leave Pink Floyd. They just abandoned him (notice that I am not saying he was able to work any longer, but that is another story) . The name of this feeling is guilt. This guilt feeling is obvios in almost all their interviews about Syd. The albuns you mentioned are also haunted by guilt, especially Wish You Were Here, The Wall, and The Dark Side of the Moon.
It was NOT that simple. When Syd was dropped from Pink Floyd and essentially left behind, it was very painful for him. Even many years later he expressed this to someone who asked him about Pink Floyd's tremendous success. My guess is that this pain was a big factor that led him to withdraw and live such a solitary life as he did. No one wants to live the kind of life that Syd did in his later years. Those that do have reasons.
@@MT-if1jr He had undiagnosed untreated Schizophrenia that the acid exasperated, I watched numerous videos from drs who analyzed him as well as his music
Main hun sirf ek ladka, mujhe yaad nahi karoge? Oh where are you now Pussy willow that smiled on this leaf? When I was alone you promised the stone from your heart My head kissed the ground I was half the way down, treading the sand Please, please, lift a hand I'm only a person whose armbands beat on his hands, hang tall Won't you miss me? Wouldn't you miss me at all? The poppy birds way Swing twigs coffee brands around Brandish her wand with a feathery tongue My head kissed the ground I was half the way down, treading the sand Please, please, please lift a hand I'm only a person with Eskimo chain I tattooed my brain Won't you miss me? Couldn't you miss me at all? Oh where are you now Pussy willow that smiled on this leaf? When I was alone you promised the stone from your heart My head kissed the ground I was half the way down, treading the sand Please, please lift a hand I'm only a person whose armbands beat on his hands, hang tall Won't you miss me? Wouldn't you miss me at all?
@skedaddleMLS Yes when he made the explicit statement that he shaved his hair adn eyebrows and "got fat eating porkchops and drinking beer" purposefully so that no one would recognize him. According to Syd and according to his friend at that time he began despising being "THE Syd Barrett" as all sorts of hangers on still lingered about. Also even after he left the band he was still under great pressure from the folks at EMI to produce more hits. So he said he decided to get rid of Syd. Simple.
if one is not insanely amazed by the beautiful and heartfell lyrics one shuold listen to the amazing guitar. It's dazzling me with its switch in temper and its precise perfection.
In 1975 Syd had one reunion with the members of Pink Floyd during the recording sessions for Wish You Were Here, he had become quite overweight, had shaved off all of his hair and eyebrows, and his ex-bandmates didnt at first recognise him. Eventually, they realised who he was and Waters was so distressed that he was brought to tears. syd said: when do i put on my guitar?Guilmour said: sorry syd the guitars they have been already. This would be the last time any member of PF would ever see him.
I'm only a person with Eskimo chain I tattooed my brain all the way Won't you miss me? Wouldn't you miss me at all? We miss you and will never forget you Syd
Why is life so complicated Why can't things stay the same I understand that people grow And often grow apart But why did it have to be you When I had given you my heart I held inside my feelings Never told you how I feel I know this could be real You have a special something I just can't figure out But I know that it could work That's what love's about I'll keep inside my feelings I just can't let you know Because of what will happen You'll change and then you'll go.
Mkfaizi- that was a FANTASTIC post.. thanks for sharing your thoughts.. We all spend way too much time trying to figure him out and ulatimately we should just sit back and enjoy.. : )
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I live in Cambridge and met Syd a number of times. He was nice, when I said hello Syd he always replied and said hello with a big smile.
PierPaolo Corsaro me too!
He was probably very wholesome guy. He wanted to innocently love the world but in the same time he was tired of our reality most of time i would say.
wow youre lucky i imagine seeing Syd would be a legndary day
First emo pic.
You are so lucky! I would give a big hug and warm kiss to him❤️ if I met him✨
I meet syd in Cambridge in 2000 early 1 summers morning as I was walking my dog in some fields that were nearby where I was building some offices.. It was around 6am no 1 around when this bald guy in a white vest came walking towards us.. He stopped to make a fuss of my dog and we started chatting.. Wasn't a long conversation but a friendly 1.. Anyway we parted and I carried on my walk only to see 6 years later a pic of syd when he died and realised it was the same guy Id spoke to that day.. I'm a massive floyd fan but never realised it was the legendary Mr Barrat..
We miss you, Syd.
if this song doesn't touch your soul, then you don't have one.... In answer to Syd's question, yes we all miss him... Rest in Paradise Roger Keith Barrett 1946-2006
it makes me sad that he had so much talent and came to this because of acid what a waste
Syd wasnt a drug wasted or spent force, he was an artist, a sage, a bard, a shaman. What he was not was a rock and roller. Nick Mason recently did an interview and said Syd didnt want to be in a rock and roll band, practice songs and put on shows to please fans, he wanted to experiment and push the limits, and take drugs, and they wanted to be a successful rock and roll band.
Indeed......
Pink Floyd went on to make a fortune out of being "laid back hippies".
Something that Mr B would have had serious issues with....
I think this the first post that Ive commented on, longer than a decade. I enjoyed reading ur thoughts about Syd. There are many of us, that are misunderstood, Syd (to my intuition) being one of them. Thanks for speaking up for those who are not able! 1💜
Sadly more than you'll ever know Syd.
Shine on
Solomon Gumball
< tears> ..
The rain slowly falls as I drink my coffee by the window with Syd on repeat...
Very broody and atmospheric johnny, you're so edgy and melancholic.
Sure you weren't sat on the shitter like the rest of us?
@@zaphodbeeblebrox9109 maybe you should drink your coffee before you bite someone's head like that
I identify with this song. 'Won't you miss me' means to me that even our best friends won't miss us in truth. That when we die, life goes on. And then what? Grieve still? Nope...you just go on. So no , they don't miss you. That's how I feel about Syd's wonderful lyrics and music, and hell this kind of realism is what might have drove him crazy. I love the guy. I love that his shit is hard to 'get'. I love that even I don't know - for I am probably wrong.
Thx bill brizo!
I miss Syd
I like that you like "his shit is hard to get", and even better you realize you most likely still don't get it. A song like this can be taken many different ways to many different people I feel, which I know from reading many books on Syd that he felt that was important in making a good song. emotions and various interpretation to the listener. = great art
@buzz magister Yes, this was my point about the realism here. That most people fail to see the subtlety of our connectedness. Syd sinks in over time. And the acceptance of that which drives you mad makes you eventually well again. Hope is a thing we have to build into the fabric of our existence, it's a waiting game and the seeds of Syd were lain. I hope that in the future people will see that we are all a part of the same mind. I would hope that people see that ripples are photons firing and that photons firing act mysteriously as waves. We are connected. We are alone. We are undefined until observed. Each one of us depends upon the other. Connected for sure! In hopeless times. It's a waiting game... Respect.
@@knickd1979 Syd is like a divine revelation. You gotta let it sink in. You don't go write a bible about the thing. You wait. Then you wait some more. It lives with you... Art is observation put simply. Great Art through history usually contains the observations that most people of the day missed. Art seeks truth. Truth is hard to pin down. Enquiry is all we have, and it is the best of things.
This is the better version.
The best version.
Yes absolut and guess why David Gilmour included the other one on mad cap laughs
^why?
Think you got me.
He did that with Baby Lemonade as well.. look for the 'Peel Sessions' version of Baby Lemonade it will blow you away.. I dont think Rog and David wanted to help Syd so much as make a few bucks and trash him at the same time.. JUST saying..
We all miss you, Syd. I'm sitting at an airport, waiting for my flight. It's 07/07, your death anniversary. Just leaving my thought out there in the universe, it's always felt like you were my friend.
I just want to give him a hug. We never met you but we all miss you, Syd.
This is truly a song with a soul, one of the very very few you might come across in a lifetime. I miss you Syd...
this is the proof that good music stays good music forever, this song is 51 years old and people still like it :)
Syd's might have gone, but his memory is still alive and present on today's world.
he was a great poet!!
This song makes me want to cry every time...
This version is so beautiful! Syd is a great genius ❤️❤️❤️
you can feel that he gave it all he had...and I love it,- theres nothing that ever could compare with it...
always breaks my heart. Miss you Syd.
Reading Comfortably Numb - Mark Blake and was really touched by this passage from Sue Kingsford, a friend from Cambridge.
"i can remember us tripping one night in Cromwell Road, and Syd, who hadnt said a word for hours, suddenly asked, "Are you going home this weekend? i told him i was, and he replied, "Do you know, thats all i want to do. I just want to go home".
Im already in 1974 on the book but i just keep thinking of that phrase.... I think Syd did have a certain breakdown, but it was not just because of drugs but because of all the expectation and the fear of not managing to be succesful, while also i think he didnt really want to become a professional musician, he started because it was interesting and a new thing really, but after the initial success the expectations for new songs and etc while everyone putting different pressures on him was just too much. In the end he wanted to escape it all. And he did. But the book also doesnt forgets to mention that there were many worse cases around, and a lot of them chose the easy escape route... (killing themselves).
One other worthy passage is when David Gilmour says about when he helped Syd with his Barret record in 1970... He offered Syd a drive home from the studio, and in the car he didnt say a word. But when leaving it midway to his door he turned around to David and said a simple "Thank you". Which David said was so strange as it had never happened before...
Really, every Pink Floyd fan has got to read that book... im loving it completely.
Artists and mystics are rarely recognized in life. Roger Waters I feel is the real tyrant in this story and his smear job will become common knowledge-hopefully before he is no longer here to see it. David Gilmour seems to have true remorse and has led on to this with statements like "when you are young, one tends to be brutal and perhaps we were a bit callous to Syd" which is him admitting they scrapped him to become successful sell out musicians.
I cant read the book.. It would break my heart.
@@benw4030 you fucking lunatic... roger waters was not his father... syd did what he wanted fuck off
I'm going to go check that book out, thank for the recommendation
We miss you Syd. We love you Syd and we know you are in a better place now...
Celebrity seems to be the one thing Syd Didn't want.
But you can't help it if you're so talented.
I absolutely adore this song. I can't decide if I like this version or the other one better. They're both superb.
Wish You Were Here Syd, i still miss you, You Crazy Diamond!
Baby Boy Heart. How many "madmen", how many tender beautiful hearts stroll among us? I love every kiddo on the street opening his heart to an unlistening world. RIP Roger Syd Barrett. I'm still listening to all the kids out here.
I still miss you Syd and now I'm missing Robin Williams.
I bet he had a beautiful soul! I've heard he was very generous and a lot of people took advantage of it
wow, so many nasty comments...My Dad always told me if you don't have anything nice to say don't say anything at all.... His music soothes my tormented soul, his eyes captivate my mind, and his beauty lives in my heart... My gosh, i was born in 1971 , grew up with this amazing music, I would have given anything to hang out with Syd.. That really would have been something.... Love you Syd xox
I am certain Syd was a huge influence on Roger Waters. When you listen to the beginning of Animals, it sounds just like this.
Shine on.
what a compliment!
syd was seriously ahead of his time in so many ways, a truly unique talent in a world of his own. on of the great british artists of our time (and I'm British Indian).
This has to be the most honest songs in the history of music
Every time I hear this song I think of the homeless, alone on the streets.
this is the best version of this there is. it lets the real syd show thru. to me, its indescribable.
Very true. At least Syd got to shine, and shine brightly.
oblivion's delight
is the grace
of genuine light
kegembiraan di dalam kelalaian itu adalah limpah kurnia cahaya yang tulen
This song has something that just only with the begining of the song and yet breaks my heart in two.. yes Syd, we miss you...
oh my son, we are blessed to have met your glistening listenings... ☮️ be with you Syd
I miss Syd too. He was both beautiful and talented.
So sad, yes we do miss you.
"You promised a stone from your heart",fabulous lyric.
YES...we miss you Syd... :'( my master...
you miss your own self, Syd? huh?
yeah,i miss the ride on the octopus,i miss the distant shore miles from land,i miss arnold layne who stole clothes...the world miss me and i miss the world.
Syd Barrett haha yeah! For sure you do! :) hopefully, you can still comment on youtube! May the place you're living in now is much better ;)
haha sure it is :-D i'm Alone in the clouds all blue
Lying on an eiderdown.
Yippee! You can't see me
But I can you.
;-)
Syd Barrett haha bless you! (whoever you are) :-) love that song ❤️shine on in the clouds all blue!
Anyone who loves game changers, misses you Syd. 💔♥️
absolultley love this.....this song is full of emotion...RIP
I'm going to have to disagree with some of the comments about this being the better version. I don't think this nearly captures the desperation of the Madcap version. Just MHO.
I like this version but the album version is way more emotional
Abosultely the inspiration of such a great number of rock bands!!! Great, something you could not explain in words.
Nodpdy will miss us atallll . People are selfish Syd god bless you RIP Syd Baertt ❤I miss you and your great music Peace ☮️ ❤
they missed him like hell dude watch the pink floyd and syd barrett story roger waters and david gilmour were friends with him since hey were in school and he had a huge impact on their life you cant say they didnt miss him at all becuase they really missed him
We will always miss you poet, but your essence lives on in your writing an music...Be at peace.
We miss you Syd
Many people miss and love you Mr. Barrett!
Today I almost shouted this chorus during a mid-work semi-sleep with earphones.
Forever my inspiration ⭐️ Diamond!
Escimo chain ? Isn't that a reference to iggy? (Kind of his girlfriend around that time)
Só loco pra entender e gostar desse som...eu sou loco, graças a Deus.
I feel bad for the crazy diamonds who never shine....the crazies who aren't remembered.... Thank god your one that was, Love ya Syd, Roger....Good man :)
Dark Globe es un grito desesperado pidiendo ayuda a sus amigos (asumo que a los Pink Floyd) en sus momentos de lucidez donde daba cuenta de la enfermedad, soledad y posible consecuente depresión y auto compasión de su realidad...
Una pena que le dieron la espalda, en especial waters.
They felt horrible about what happened and about the way they behaved. Syd Barrett did not leave Pink Floyd. They just abandoned him (notice that I am not saying he was able to work any longer, but that is another story) . The name of this feeling is guilt. This guilt feeling is obvios in almost all their interviews about Syd. The albuns you mentioned are also haunted by guilt, especially Wish You Were Here, The Wall, and The Dark Side of the Moon.
Ay me rompe el corazon ay me lo rompe!
How can we not miss you?
Roger and David made a fortune writing about Syd. Most if not all of their muse came from Syd
It was NOT that simple. When Syd was dropped from Pink Floyd and essentially left behind, it was very painful for him. Even many years later he expressed this to someone who asked him about Pink Floyd's tremendous success. My guess is that this pain was a big factor that led him to withdraw and live such a solitary life as he did. No one wants to live the kind of life that Syd did in his later years. Those that do have reasons.
driver3596 His mind went bonkers due to LSD. He could no longer work.
@@MT-if1jr He had undiagnosed untreated Schizophrenia that the acid exasperated, I watched numerous videos from drs who analyzed him as well as his music
@@putinthegreatone1055 Hey, can you link some of this doctor's opinions, Im curious
I miss him and he wrote most of his stuff when I was either not born or a little kid. Brilliant beautiful man
Rodger had a lot on money and loving family support.
Many have neither, not to take away from the sadness of some of his life.
20 years late i'd listen at winter.
I miss you Syd. You were one of a kind.
Main hun sirf ek ladka, mujhe yaad nahi karoge?
Oh where are you now
Pussy willow that smiled on this leaf?
When I was alone you promised the stone from your heart
My head kissed the ground
I was half the way down, treading the sand
Please, please, lift a hand
I'm only a person whose armbands beat on his hands, hang tall
Won't you miss me?
Wouldn't you miss me at all?
The poppy birds way
Swing twigs coffee brands around
Brandish her wand with a feathery tongue
My head kissed the ground
I was half the way down, treading the sand
Please, please, please lift a hand
I'm only a person with Eskimo chain
I tattooed my brain
Won't you miss me?
Couldn't you miss me at all?
Oh where are you now
Pussy willow that smiled on this leaf?
When I was alone you promised the stone from your heart
My head kissed the ground
I was half the way down, treading the sand
Please, please lift a hand
I'm only a person whose armbands beat on his hands, hang tall
Won't you miss me?
Wouldn't you miss me at all?
@skedaddleMLS
Yes when he made the explicit statement that he shaved his hair adn eyebrows and "got fat eating porkchops and drinking beer" purposefully so that no one would recognize him. According to Syd and according to his friend at that time he began despising being "THE Syd Barrett" as all sorts of hangers on still lingered about. Also even after he left the band he was still under great pressure from the folks at EMI to produce more hits. So he said he decided to get rid of Syd. Simple.
love this song Miss you Mister Barrett
if one is not insanely amazed by the beautiful and heartfell lyrics one shuold listen to the amazing guitar. It's dazzling me with its switch in temper and its precise perfection.
its just chords being strummed on an acoustic guitar, dude. i love syd barrett but some of you clowns are delusional
love you syd allways my nr one !!!!!!!
Genius / Such an imaginative and beautiful mind
God Bless you Syd. Wish you were here
Different and beautiful
Wonderful lyrics I wish I could have got inside his head so that I knew what he was feeling and to understand very moving such a star
omg this is gonna make me cry
We do miss you Syd❤
Best version of this song. His voice....
Shine on Syd!! We miss you :(
obra prima !
So incredibly sad
The time is completely insane. Someone should remake this with the Beats Per Minute numbers in an embedded LCD display.
Hell no
In 1975 Syd had one reunion with the members of Pink Floyd during the recording sessions for Wish You Were Here, he had become quite overweight, had shaved off all of his hair and eyebrows, and his ex-bandmates didnt at first recognise him. Eventually, they realised who he was and Waters was so distressed that he was brought to tears. syd said: when do i put on my guitar?Guilmour said: sorry syd the guitars they have been already. This would be the last time any member of PF would ever see him.
I'm only a person with Eskimo chain
I tattooed my brain all the way
Won't you miss me?
Wouldn't you miss me at all?
We miss you and will never forget you Syd
thanks syd
Oh where are you now?
ahhthis song is amazing. :)
his eyes are crazy beautiful. :)
Why is life so complicated Why can't things stay the same
I understand that people grow And often grow apart
But why did it have to be you When I had given you my heart
I held inside my feelings Never told you how I feel
I know this could be real You have a special something I just can't figure out But I know that it could work That's what love's about
I'll keep inside my feelings I just can't let you know
Because of what will happen You'll change and then you'll go.
sid barret the best
Everyone who knows of Syd, misses him too.
my fav syd barret song. thk u.
Sad 😥😥😥😥😥rip Syd
miss you
So bloody good ❤
January 6, 1946 Happy Birthday Syd!! RIP
This is my favourite song.
I still love you the most of all the rock icons...No one like you....
Oh sweet beautiful Syd.....we do miss you
I love you
"I tattered my brain". ... (He knew he was slipping away)
I wonder if he knew how many ppl did miss him before he passed away?
Mkfaizi- that was a FANTASTIC post.. thanks for sharing your thoughts.. We all spend way too much time trying to figure him out and ulatimately we should just sit back and enjoy.. : )
this is so superb
he is great ,,, yes IS
shining 4 ever.....